Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1930, Page 24

. MR Y TR VA YRR 91) 1 R T M City Hires Goats As Gardeners and Milk Producers By the Associated Press, SAN FRANCISCO, October 9. —San Francisco Mly added 50 goats to its group of city em- P 1 will e new empl serve both a3 milk producers for the city’s health farm and as gar- deners. In the past the clty hld to p.y for its milk. two gardeners were kept lmay trimming shrubs around the farm to keep them from fire hazard. If the goats wurk according to the city administra- t fon’s theory, they will munch the shrubs, taking the place of the gardeners, and turn the feed to milk. THOMAS DEFEATED " FOR LABOR POST British{ Conference Holds Party Election for Na- tional Executive. By the Associated Press. LLANDUDNO, -Wales, Ottober 9.— The National Labor party conference in session here today .defeated H. J. Thomas, secretary of state for the Dominions, in elections for a new na- tional executive for the Labor party. Sir Oswald Mosley, who was defeated last year, today was alloted a seat on the executive. Another government member, Mor- En Jones, parliamentary secretary to Board of Education, was defeated R Clynes, home secx(‘lm’\ headed the list of the trades union section can- didates, with 2,042,000 proxy votes, while J. H. Thomas was at the bottom with only 836,000. Cheers, mingled with laughter, greeted the announcement of Thomas' figures. Arthur Henderson, British foreign min- 1ister, was elected treasurer of the execu- tive without contest, the premier hav- m%_hresigned that position. omas, at the inception of the Labor government, was lord privy seal and minister in charge of seeking a remedy for unemploymeni. He generally was considered as having failed at the latter assignment. PBhilipsborn Eleventh St., Between F and G UTILITIES TO DISPLAY WARES AT EXHIBITION Sixth Annual Industrial Exposi- tion Will Be Held by C. of C. , WASHINGTO: |FIRST SUCCESSFUL ZEPPELIN SOARED 24 YEARS AGO TODAY Aircraft Twice as Large Now as in Days When Lottery Gave the Inventor a Hangar. By the Assoclated Press. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, October Today marks the twenty-fourth versary ol the first successful flight of a Zeppel lian fiights. Count zez?eun p\mm ol d | ‘The count previously had made two lighter-than. ed | attempts to fiy a dirigible. The first, in flying for the fll’lt tlnu on Ocmbar on October 17, 1900, was abandoned 9, 1906. With the g and Queen of Wuerttembe loohnl on, he took off over Lake in & newly constructed ship and exeeuted two bril- Fur Jackets—Just Arrived Beige, bronze, grey, nutria and rose beige lapin (dyed rabbit)— American broadtail, silver musk- rat, black caracul and pony—just right for now—§49.50 to $145. Fur Salon—Fourth Floor Enlarged— Re-Arranged— New Fixtures— but the same atmosphere—the same feeling of warmth and the same “at homeness” in The New Jelleff’s as always. The same as- surance of the best fashions—the same assur- ance of value! Surely you must make a visit if you haven’t done so already. Every one seems to like our New Store so much. . All gowns—from $35 upward—women’s and misses’ on the beautiful new second floor. All Success Frocks—f{rom $16.50 to $25—women’s and misses’—on the spacious new fifth floor. You see we need two floors now for our November 3. The local public utilities will be rep- resented 100 per cent in the sixth an- nual industrial exposiiion with the most complete and pretentious exhibits they ever have placed in these trade shows, 4t was announced today at Chamber of Commerce headquarters. ‘The utilities, which include the ‘Washington Gas Light Co., the Potomac Electric Power Co., the Capital Traction Co., the Washington Rapid Transit Co., the Washington Railway & Electric Co. and the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co., will have more than 3,000 square feet of floor space in the forth- coming exposition. All of the utilities are planning .to have unusually elaborate displays_for the show, which opens November 3 at the Washington Audlwrtum ‘The Wash- ington Gas Light Co. is planning a complete exhibit of all forms of gas- equipment, A similarly complete y of electrical equipment i plan- rapidly growing dress business—and the same way with coats. Ay Sincerely, v But come and see this en- tire new store—many surprises for you. FRANK R. JELLEFF, Ine. Are You Going To The Game Tomorrow Night? Georgetown vs. West Virginia Wesleyan D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,‘ 1930. for lack of funds with which to purchase gas, and the second, on January 17, |equipped 1906, ended in & crash during a storm. Success of the October 9 flight led the ministry of finance to appropriate 250,000 marks for a Zeppelin lottery. Proceeds from the lottery, together with an tion of 500,000 marks by the vided for the con- struction of & floating hangar for the exclusive use of the count. Th dime thue of the present.Zeppelin. 128 meters long, had a diameter of 11.7 meters, a capacity of 11,200 cubic ‘meters and was ‘equipped With two Daimler motors of 15 horsepower each. The present Zeppelin is 235 meters long, has a diameter of 30.5 meters, a TheNew um of 1oonm power each. o B JURORS GO TO GAME HASTINGS, Nebr.,omb!). (). —Dis- trict Judge H. G. Blackledge demon- strated yesterday that even judges ap- preciate base ball. After hearing a case that concluded at noon, Judge Black- 1 gave the their choice. could either receive imstructions and get their dinners at the expense of the county, or they could pay for their- | ty dinners and come back after the finish of the world series ball game. B m:mbu.u 'Il an unanimous choice for cubic meters and maunm J' A FASHION INSTITUTION SLAYING CHARGE DENIED Gambler Had First Confessed Fir- ing at Two Slain Men. KANSAS CITY, October 9 (#).—Erl E, Varble, gambler and confidence man, pleaded’ not guilty to two first-degree murder charges at his arralgnment here late yesterday in connection with his confessed slaying of Oldom I Jefferies and Jess Trowbridge. Varble, who admitted he shot the two men from & motor ur e‘fly last Sunday at Twelfth street and the Paseo after a orgy, was held without = by B Lo, Sharsen AN Troes of Roesair Seissors ‘and R:-. CUTLERY DEPT.—MAIN FLOOR i Barber & Ross, Inc 11th & G Streets N.W. The New Jellefj’s We Park Your Car While You Shop ' Fur Remodeling saat B muc thlt we lunfll immediately. and prices of remodzlln( your of this work is coming in now giving this matter your attention Fur Salon—Fourth Floor Hundreds of New Coats With the most beautiful of furs ~—Persian Lamb, Beaver, Fitch, Krimmer, Kolinsky, Jap Mink (Weasel), Kit Fox, Black Fox— in many styles of collars and new cuffs. +125 Without doubt the finest group of fashion coats that we have ever offered for your selection—the furs have been individually se- lected, the fabrics are finest dull woolens, and each coat has the dramatic quality of French in- spiration. For women, for misses. Women'’s, Misses’, Junior's IMustrated: The new squared shawl of black Per- sian lamb and the gauntlet cufil are new features of this misses’ coat of dull black, Fitted waistline. Iustrated: Paquin’s high collar, bordered over- In College Colours Smart collegians are carrying these youthful suede bags, ap- pliqued in leading college col- ours. Strap bags on metal frames—Ilarge zipper envelopes. Just the bag to match your college spirit. Bag Shop—Street Floor J J 3 The Favorites: BLACK BROWN In Double Woven Fabric sleeves and front border of black Persian lamb on a woman’s black coat that ties at one side. Other Fine Coats from $79.50 to $325 Third Floor y the Potomac Electric Power Co. terest Gloves 5 Gloves that answer many needs . . . for sports, for street, for utility wear. And because of their double woven fabric, these impogted pull- ons will give astonishing service. Black, brown, beige, Mexican and grey. Glove Shop—Street Floor _ previously attempted in an indi exposition here. The transportation companies, Capi- tal Traction, Washington Rapid Tran- sit and Washington Railway & Electric Co., will have a combined exhibit which will reveal the Sfvaiages offered by Mto mmwu and of their importance Both Rndnlph Jose, chairman of the Industrial Exposition Cos Alfred L. Stern, director, to- keen sat at ¥ utilitles’ decision to be repre- sented 100 per cent in the show and to make their exhibits this year more Swagger coats that the . young sport will love. Mannish tailored, double breasted, a twin to what the well dress- ed young man will wear. 2930 Third Floor Success Coats from $39.50 to $69.50 Fourth Floor Piner Coat Shops—Third Floor fiu heat wave in mhna ers donned Mmmdhhdxunbnwedlnpuddh —— e Paris Advices: ‘The black-and-white vogue for evening is becoming in- creasingly ptominent. One amusing version is the Vic- torian cape-scarf and tiny muff composed of black-and- white sequins with borders of black velvet. Stunning with a black evening wrap. Muff, $19.50; Scarf, $35. Neckwear Shop—Street Floor 3 33 Friday Only! 700 Pairs Sorosis Fall Shoes A Real Scoop! Silk Transparent Velvet Dresses at the Lowest Prices in Years 5195 for women 1169 for misses Black Brown Blue Wine 1 . Green You Can Brave the Door-lights at Griffith Stadium if You Wear Jelleff Sports Coats $ 49.50 Night Foot Ball Means New Fashions! The crisp night air won’t cause a shiver if you're wearing one of these new sports coats, and the lights won’t phase you, for these coats are as smartly tailored and beautifully trimmed as the regular $59.50 and $65.types—this low price was a concession to introduce our new Success coats to you. No, we are not inconsistent, quoting two prices for these dresses nor are the misses.' frocks ‘of a cheaper grade—but every woman knows that more material is re- quired for her dress than for her daugh- ter’s...and this velvet is of the genuine silk-backed grade in demand for better | dresses. Logical? You will be delighted with the smart styles, for they include nearly every new fashion in keeping with the Romantic mode. Sizes 36 to 44 for women, and 14 to 20 for misses. Success Frocks—Fifth Floor Weu, here’s: the Suede rage running 3 oy lul’tun:l‘l.l riot with the Spectatog Sports mo&el" ches at fhe $6-35 ok Regularly $10 to $15 Higher type shoes for every daytime or evening occasion. Odd lots and discontinued lines make possible this great saving. Evening brocadel e e lizard*and suede . , . kidskin . patent leather m ties, pumps, straps and oxfords. ~Though individual size ranges are brok- L T r quality— ¢ en, the whole group includes gold never rusts— | &S neither do gold stripe | /oo 24 karat pure silk heels—No. 591 dull, S, $1.95 Jtlllfl'l lnm#uh- starts a vogue-—n unrfleo |’ to eveiy i Llama with lapin* and caracul. Oxford’ and tweeds with kit fox, black fox and raccoon. Green, grey, brown mixtures with kit fox. Jap fox or ombre caracul. " Sizes 36 to 44 Sizes 14 to 20 for women for misses p‘msc of fa.s}uon‘ Aml t]ns 1atesl vel‘- £ sion — Brown S,uede wnlx 4 ; Continuing Our Expansion Event Richer—F iner—Smarter Silk Underwear $3.95 100% pure dye silk of fine quality—beautiful trimmings. And t fits with the careful tailoring of higher m;flm this was bought to sell for more. Radium .&dpfir mua;kl&m pantles, step-ins and Radium and crepe gowns in pink, blue, nile, peach and Grey Shops—Second Floor *Rabbit. Success Coats—Fifth Floor. S dougger Noth! yltarid] snggests dhis she for wear it & iléred ool suit or a three-piece hontted suit nfdoribmuu, AR TR 77 S VS VAR AR